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  1. Auggie56

    What is the smallest car you have owned?

    Our daughter had two of them. The first was new, and someone turned in front of her. I searched found a used one, that to was totaled by a nut behind the wheel. She told me the Neon was the better of the cars she owned.
  2. Auggie56

    What is the smallest car you have owned?

    Cool! You save me rummaging through photos to find my 61' Sprite picture. This was in 69' just graduated from high school. Mine was the same color.
  3. Auggie56

    Recover your own seats.

    One tip I got from a video on covering bucket seats. Put a yard-sized garbage bag over the seat, then pull the bag over it. The new cover will then slip on quite easily.
  4. Auggie56

    Replacing the front left frame rail.

    Wow, that old frame rail looks like it could fit in your pocket. Many thanks for sharing your work here.
  5. Auggie56

    Replacing the front left frame rail.

    Did you leave the K member in for a reference point?
  6. Auggie56

    Replacing the front left frame rail.

    I'm replacing the left front frame rail due to heavy rot. I replaced the left inner fender three years ago. Is it possible to save that inner fender? I know I had to weld it to the old shock tower. I have a new frame, rail, shock, and tower? And the 440 stays in the car, I hope.
  7. Auggie56

    As I post "The Rigid Digit to FB".

    I'm sorry to disappoint friends, family, and a couple of others who reached out from far-off places. They have taken over my page, only keeping my photos. which was a cheap shot, FB. Ah, I can breathe again. I thought I was being pointed out, and the people on high there till I opened my space...
  8. Auggie56

    Rebuilding a 67 Belvidere

    https://www.northerntool.com/search?orderBy=1&s=hobart+handler+125+115v+flux+cored+welder&ogmap=SEM%7CDSA%7CBING%7CSTND%7Cc%7CSITEWIDE%7C%7CDynamic+Search+Ads+Main%7CWelding_DSA%7Cwelding+%7C361481938%7C1185274418696428&cmpid=361481938&agid=1185274418696428&tgtid=dat-2325879409842689%3Aloc-4117&m...
  9. Auggie56

    Rebuilding a 67 Belvidere

    This is a stick welder that uses some form of gas?
  10. Auggie56

    Rebuilding a 67 Belvidere

    I forgot to mention that both rear frame rails are heavily rusted. Should replace them both this winter.
  11. Auggie56

    Rebuilding a 67 Belvidere

    Many thanks for sharing that information.
  12. Auggie56

    Rebuilding a 67 Belvidere

    I bought this '67' Bevedere, a spring special, I'm told. Sixty-three K on the speedo. I looked it over in the owner's driveway. I was undriven until I bought. The car was original. The one thing I did find was that the left front frame rail was rotted, just after the upper shock mount. Only the...
  13. Auggie56

    1967 Coronet R/T exhaust.

    My memory goes back to a sales flyer that was on eBay, maybe three years ago? One of the iconic pictures was of a 67 GTX, in that bronze paint color, shown in this brochure, was a large example picture of the car's rear end. And yes, there were those tips that have collected negativity. No idea...
  14. Auggie56

    The Mopar I never wanted...

    Welcome to the happy men of Mopar.
  15. Auggie56

    Interesting '67 GTX tailpipe routing

    I'll see one of those after-market shops to see what advice they have. Thanks for your post.
  16. Auggie56

    Interesting '67 GTX tailpipe routing

    So 2.5's tail pipes? I bought a kit that included the tailpipes. But there's no way these are fitting. Plus, the outlet at the end of the muffler with this kit, is routed directly to the rear axle. There is no way these fit.
  17. Auggie56

    A better way to prep, weld, and body panels

    https://www.youtube.com/@guzzifabrication3448
  18. Auggie56

    Cheap small arc welder

    Need small inexpensive wire welder. I'm replacing the drivers side frame, the complete rail. Any suggestion?
  19. Auggie56

    Marine Battery for Car?

    Use it, you will have a longer starter revolution because there is more battery, if you end up needing it.
  20. Auggie56

    Did you see the number of earthquakes that have happened lately? Ever hear of the "Magnetic Pole Shift?"

    You can see, those global position coordinates had moved twenty feet.
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